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THERE are few foods you can buy that
give you as much satisfaction for your
money as Kellogg’s Corn Flakes.
Out of a single package you get many
delicious servings - at a cost of only
a few cents.
Kellogg"s are delightful for break-
fast or lunch, with milk or cream, fruits
or honey added. '
Great for the cl1ildren’s evening meal
- or for a tasty snack before going to
bed. So healthful and easy to digest.
No other -ready-to-eat cereal in the ‘
world is so popular. No other corn
flakes have ever been able to duplicate
Kellogg’s own matcllless crispness and
flavor.
That is why wise buyers will accept
no substitute for genuine Kellogg’s.
They know that iniitations are never
“just like” the original of all corn
llukes. Look for the red-and-green
package at your grocer’s. With the ex-
clusive inner-seal waxtite wrapper that
keeps the flakes oven-fresh even after
opcning. Made by Kellogg in London,
Ontario. , . _
}'ou'll enjoy Kellogg'.s Slumber Music, broadcast
nrvr Wiz and associated station: ol the N.B-C. every
Suntluy ervlliiig at 10.30 E. D. S. T. Also KFI L01
Angeles, xoiio Seattle at 10.00, and KOA Denver
at 10.30.
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recently lctt a dance in re:
liziqlfizirl  'l`lit~ Polisli government will at once
‘llotrc tol advance S8 000,000 to help in the re-
all appeal for blood traiisiusion turf novation of old buildings and con-
* an injured autolst. l _<structlon of new ones.
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FERTILIZERS
SERVICE OUALITY
Use your own judgment about using Chemicals
or Mixed Fertilizers. Thcie are many practical farm-
ers and other expert authorities strongly supporting
each. We will sell you what you want and when you
want it.
When buying for boat arrival insist that your
dealer place your order with an organization which
will deliver quality and high class mechanical condi~
tion- We supply both. All our Fertilizers, except ni-
trate and animonin, are ground, screened and bagged
in Charlottetown just before being shipped to you. If
your dealer cannot supply you write us direct.
Remember. it will cost you only about $1.00 more
per acre to obtain your Chemicals for your potato
crop from our supply now in Charlottetown than from
our supply to arrive hy boat- Figure it out for your-
self.
Our prices are the lowest. Our quality excellent.
Our mechanical condition the best.
Better to buy from us now than wish you had.
The Island Fertilizer Co. Ltd.
Charlottetown, P. E- I.
"Island Goods for Island Growers”
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guaranteed by loading dealers every-
e ‘““5l° he informs ms that be has
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vid time waltz and quadriue. 'mere  ffngf ;;°r',','y_";h';'°v'm "ue
was 5 very large attendance and 5 ot’ stomach trouble and general
hmmm” sum was realized wwards health, is agent tor the Parador
equipping the club with the necessary summerskm
things to start up baseball.-S
The annual meeting of the summeh 268 Sydney St., Charlottetown
side Tennis Club was held on Wed-
! nesday evening in the office of M6-SSYS
l Stewart and Lewis and was well at- ,
ended. we :mas of me different Eastern Guardia
‘committees were brought in and
lplans discussed for the coming sea-
lson. It is anticipated that this year
1
President Miss Jean Begg, Sec-Trea,
Mr A. E. Harris; Committees, Tourna
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letter and George S. Lockhart. En- system laundry. Satisfaction gua
tertainment, Miss Evelyn MCKUHZN.
,Mliss Jean Begg, Mi- Reginald Sound- mencing April 23-:.1. 47854-15-
‘ers and Mr Alison Moore, MHI`1aZil1E
Donunittee, Mr W. R. MacDonald ..°CAPTURED one Male Fo
‘and Mr. Reginald Saunders.-S
_Mrs James Townsend, who has
been spending the whiter with her
parents, Mr and Mrs T. M. Llnkletter | °
of Summerslde, returned on Thurs- Advlce on _
day morning for her home in Saska- ,
toon. She will stop off at Toronto for Bl fth Cgn tfgl
a few days to visit her sister-in-law
Miss Marion Townsend, who is sta-
tioned there as a._ hom missionary. (British United Press)
_S LONDON, April 16-The Minlst
(British United Press)
BERLIN, April 15.-A “camem- given in matcrnty centres.
scientist.
The mirror is based on the prln- cut:-i;`on of lnsittltticns which are
clple .that the camera's lens talies controlled by local authorities for the
in only a certain part of the light purpz-se of giving adtlce to women
spectrum, giving a different tone in on contraceptive n:'-.lla »fls_"
the photograph from the image as 1-Ie states that n-.awiir ty and child
it appears in natural light. wcitoie centres _including ante-natal
Dr. Sclumbomh has produced a cases! can propesly deal only with
special glass which reflects the same cxhectant mothers, nu:s'ng mothers,
tones as the camera. and y0l1l18 ¢hU\`l~'-t1-
Film actors will now be able to "Ai the Sametime t."e Govern-
make up for the Camera km-,wing ment considers inzit, i-1 cases where
exactly how they will appear. The there are medical ground: for gtvlzig
imlrror will also simplify commercial -“il/506 011 ¢0Hft`~\~'-@tftiV0 mfrthvds U1
photography, eliminating s. large married women tr; atlt-i-:lance at the
part of the re-touching process. <'cnt~¢s. it may fc given, but that
___;____ such advice shoutl in tunited to cas-
l Memberslof the English Parliament P5 “here fU1`l-1191 P1'¢‘lSl`-¥’l1CY Wfilllfl
have votcdv 25,3 to 139_ to not gum up be cctrlmcntal to l.cuitl:,‘
their right to travel first class on' “Under the Public Health Acts lu-
rallway passes. cal authorities have power to pro-
_____ vide clinics at whivli mcdicai advice
‘amd trcatmcnt would bc* available
 ‘for women sutlering from gynaec;\l~
A _M _“limi” 8( Mm og.cal conditions. But the enactments
.,.|-,‘_.5..,,,.|;,,|_.,,|;,,,,,,,,,, governing the provisions of such
'ga “L” ““ "f°'”' Y°""l ,clinics limit their "availability to
Nil
sick persons."
_, gavuiamut num
The Fsndor has boon uucoelafllllv
Wh“°' used for the relief ot 1 great vutety
!_ lim ta b t l li
-».»Usm»~»~~= s»»»»m. 3...;.:';.;..:..':.‘:::..‘;°.::'.:....:::
order now at Braces. 4798-4-17-2|. than for my other one dmum Hen
_QUICK DRYING ENAMEL’ an is one example oi’ I splendid cure
Mr Percy Yeo 117 Elm Avenue,
the new colors, in stock at Braces. charloneto 5 _ ,.
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Wn, sys. I suffered ex-
-  , , 0 “_ 4798`4`17'2l' tremely from sctatic rheumatlsm tor
_ 'i about three months. Could not sit
_NORTH BEDEQUE AND ""°°' at me table to tm my mem witn-
~ town United Church: N. Bedeque, 11; out the greatest duncuny_ M “on `
Freetown, 3; 'I‘rave11er‘s Rest. 7. as I commenced “sms the Fandm,
3/ Minister' J' W' A' Nl°h°l5°“' the pains began to leave andafter
_BENEFIT DANcE_The C Y the fourth treatment, I was able to
_ '_ ' take my seat at the table and enjoy
M. L. gave 3 benefit dance m St. ~ '
my meals. Ihave recommended the
Pauls Hall on Tuesday evening in Fa
rador to my brother who was suf-
“ld °f the s9°m“5 °1“b' The °ld iertng trom bronchial trouble and
°  . time orchestra furnished th
ct ed
for the dances which were mostly the :ec V »
ved
w. ii. amum,
--suiuiumsloiz TENNIS CLUB- Fund" Represent”
nr
..*FOR SALE - Two cart-box
will be the best year yet. Officers for and wheelbarrow, anyone intereste
the ensuing year wehe elected as call on Norman J. Mo/:Pherso
follows: President D. O. Stewart, Vice Montague, 4786-4-iii-2i
es
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..*BRING YOUR SUITS. dresse
ment. Rev C. J. Jeans and W. R. Mac- overcoats, etc., to Bears da hear
Donald, Membership, Miss Irene Link Montague, to be sent to the ne
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Apply Laurie MacLure, Murray Har-
- bor North. 4756-4-15-31
_ ry of Health has decided to al.o\v
A “CAMERA~MlRROR" women to receive advice on b!r"i
___ control where there are medical
gro=1nds to justify it, nu-i when it is
. mirror" which reflects a person's  In a letter wlltcli has teen sent by
image as that image will appear ‘thc Minister to me vmous mater-
when photographed has ben invent- lnity and child .veitarc authorities it
ed by Dr. Schlumbohm, a Berlhx is stated that “the Government
have had under consideration the
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FREE!
Yes, B-H “English”_Paint is
interfering with this cheap
paint business _ very ‘seri-
B-H “English” Paint, you see,
is an exceptionally good paint.
The 70% Genuine B.B. White
Lead and 30% Pure Oxide of
Zinc that form its base give it
a tough, durable body - once
it goes on to a job it doesn’t,
. _ .:. Products are Maritime Products Lnd are obtains
t v
( Brandram-Henderson  
you’rc qucering
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like cheap paint, have to be re-
newed every year. '
B-H “English” Paint' is eas
to apply as it flows freely
, from the brush-its colors are
lasting-it won’t scale, crack
or chalk-it covers every sur-
face thoroughly - you can
wash it safely-it wears more
than twice as long as any
cheaper paint.
Really, there is more genuine economy
in paying the little extra for a can of
B-H “English” Paint than there is in
anything you_ might save on the orig-
inal price of cheap paint. It’s worth
thinking about!
   get  _  y vmcag ____ ____ ~ 17.1931-
Western Guardian |s|'Mm,Ens cull”
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There’s no long waiting
when you use B-H "Fast
Drying” Stain-lt DRIES
IN FOUR HOURS! ‘
An_d another thing! . . . it
Why not ny it?
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IOIYIIAL IIILIIAI IIIUYJUIIII TOICITO WIUIIPK -EKIIIIIAT Cl!-UART IIIUNTDU -YIHQOUV1
Write tu l3r.u1ux';im-llciitt
clson him: _.., lia..i.i.\, lur the 1031 I-'ull-color “Home Decoration Calendar!
ble from your local dealer listed below:
f  62-?  Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island ‘N
ca e, it ls anticipated. will* be able
to give good fare at low prices oc-
cause the advertising w.ll pay ull,
expenses.
The china and ,cutlery will rec-
ommend proprietary nrticlcs, and
even t‘|c dresses of the waitresses
will serve Aa similar purpose. Except-
lng for a. yard high frieze of mL;'~
rcrs around the walls of the cate
rooms, the space will be tor rent. u»<v=
a hoarding. '
A strange idea of the organiser JI*
this publicity cafe is to have bearris,
moustaches and whiskers painted on`
the mirrors at the height of tht-I
guests’ heads `llit-ti sitting at inc
tables. Thus thcy will br: nlJle_ \\'tt.hf
a little adjustnicnt of position to
sec themselves fittcrl with the var-t
tous kinds of liirsurv acloi-nnuuit.
CENTRAL L()'l' 16 S(`H()t`)l.
Foilowttlg s thc lcpu L lol month
° ““’" d°°“i°i camps .\-1 Mttwit ' 'FHM
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‘zlttlng and supplying Gumg,
OPTOMETRIST '
Ollice Connected With
H. J. MABON
Drugstore
Montague, P. E. |.
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,tion which may be necessary to thc: GRADE 1X__1 c1_w_h___ YW. \L|,.b_i ELIMINATINI. PllLl.0R[lM
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establishnient of such clinics shall ` '-"'“
“mln  PAIN" < in given amy on the condmuns I YERADE Julvl Bcmv M,,1(_l.,0n Following thc lead which lms been /
stated. 2 Mabel F,m_cu_ ' ` given by the Poultry Division of the
L I N | M E  _+ GRADE vH_1 David L,_L,k_`_ 3 Km Dominion Expci-imcntal Farms, the
mth MML,,m, 3 Gladys YCO_ Dcput'tnu:t1t of Ag1'icuitu1'e for New
P u b I 1° C 1 t GR_,,_DE'vI__1 Ada MucLau,.m_ 1_3 Brunswlclr in tts nnnunl report just
l__;;=~:_:§._.;._.:_________ _ I y Wluwd I,.m.,.c]]' 3 Alum, R,,mw_,-_ insticd has this rcfcrence: “Tho Poul-
nn , _ GRADE V__1 Marion Mundc,-sou 2 try Division has again condttctcd a;
lu/hlle Eatlng Kaumon Higgins 2 Nelson }1iggm_,_ campaign [nr the blood testing of_
1 GRADE 1v_1 Jack Yeo 2 Rosma poultry to climtmitc carriers ofpull-
Lccky. orum disease. More than 21,500 birds!
(British United Press) _ GRADE In (Sm 1 Haze; MM. have been tested (1930) as compnr-i
BERLIN. Aon: is.-A restaurant Lawn 2 Ruby yea 3 pm..-5, ye., ca with 1s,ooo in 1929. The percent-
evisting by, and fo
and Gert1ld_Y'éo_(cq'u'aili`2'Marjorie
MacL:an and Ruth Campbell (equal)
GRADE I-l Rhoda Lecky 2 Ralph
Farrell.
Teacl1ers~Marlon MacSwaln and
Mamie M. Mill.
Where the btrrls sing and the wild
Tlicre would I chant my lay,
Front morn till close of dny.
Till Dczttli my bones shoulcl luy
In t':\rth's cold pile. »
H111 1' it place to rest my weary heart!
'1'hcrc in that land so lair when I,
- r, advertisements GRADE 111 (JL) 1 Ethel Pye and nge of birds reacting was 8.8 as com-l p
will be opened tn the Kurfursten- Donald M,5,¢Le;m (Qual) 2 Evclyniparcd with 9_5 last year. Since test-,l
damn in Berlin, ln May. Restmm Lucky _ ing was begun in 1928 there has bcenf
nnts have oeen doing badly owing GRADE II <Sr) 1 Minion Fan-ell a marked improvement tn the llvabll-
‘3 -..___-.':_§:-:E_-:§:-:5’~T;;. to hard times in Berlin, but the new GRADE II tar.) 1 L ' Y ity 0! hi k  I I 4 I 1
--?m_______
FUTURE THQUGIITS
TALITEST MANNEQUIN A  'the short and the stout. She bu;
abnormally long coats and wears
Miss Joan Sasselle, the wot-ld’s them as three-quarter length gar-
tallest mannequln, recently appeared ments. All other clothes must bt
in a London style parade, and crea- made to order. Miss Sassclie is 20,
tv<l a sensation. She is six feet, one anddoes not enjoy being so tall, ei-
inch tall and weighs only 122 pounds, pcclally when boys on the street call
so that her demonstration of the her "Camera", she sais.
slim, willowy'flgure was the envy of]
Had I a home on some sweet Fairy
Isle,
flowers smile; I
am dead. I .
’1’l‘|r~n would 1ift~'s pr-are ly- pnst
S\\'cct rent and joy at last
Would clown my woiks 'tt last
P U TA T0
GR O WERS _ 9.
A TTENTION
will. -_A |Lllll|l'.i`“‘“
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er at the lowest price ever olfercd. This machine has
become very popular in Prince Edward Island. 1_lI\fl
is used by hundreds of farmers. for spreading Lime
Phosphate and Fertilizer. Spreads cvenly 20 fl‘L‘l
wide, any amount per acre from 100 lbs. to 10.000 lbs.
'l‘he Auger force feed is an exclusive l`e:itttr'.'
found only on the lloldcn Now selling for only $.itl.tlll
F. 0. B. Charlottetown. Easy terms. Write or phtilw
us.
Bruce Stewart & Co. Limited
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